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It is still trading as an NXT asset, so you could try to buy it, but quite low liquidity.

https://www.mynxt.info/asset/17911762572811467637

During the summer we will import them to the JUMBLR blockchain.

Here's a list of other SuperNET assets

SUPERNET
DEX (InstantDEX)
PANGEA (pangea)
JUMBLR (NXTprivacy)
BET (Privatebet)
CRYPTO (crypto777)
HODL (jl777hodl)
SHARK (sharkfund0)
BOTS (NXTcoinsco)
MGW (MultiGateway)
REVS

Will you import omnigames as well?
I bought some for 120k NXT just because they were a Supernet asset.

Omnigames is a 3rd party asset, not directly from SuperNET. The asset listed above are the official SuperNET assets.

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So, why was it introduced by jl777?
https://nxtforum.org/nxtventures/omnigames-asset

Why no-one said so when it was listed as a supernet asset?

And initially who gave 400k to Supernet (They're on SuperHodl account).

Also, if you look at the distribution of the assets : 75k is own by nxtventure and mostly, 75k by the issuer account. And if you click on the issuer of this asset, what do you find? Supernet.

So now tell me why Supernet issues an asset and give the keys to the third party (who is obviously a scam) to put the asset on the asset exchange?

Did you even look at the omnigames thread? A very quick glance at that or even github would have shown that it was abandoned long ago. Or you could have just asked here. Nxt asset exchange allows anybody to make any asset, but that doesn't mean it will be worth anything. In fact people mispell asset words on purpose to fish out more money.

It really amazes me that people don't read shit anymore. But if the trend is to just buy then research later, it would explain some of the insane pumping in the last month.

But consider this as you paying for your education.

Rant#2
Why the hell do you people persist in using windows? Especially when you can get linux for free. Did you know that you can put linux ubuntu on a bootable usb drive and turn your crappy windows machine into an infinitly more secure rocketship fast machine that runs agama just fine.

We did also provide further insight into the issue, perhaps it was buried too quickly. Here it is again:

Quote from: KomodoPlatform on May 30, 2017, 07:21:04 AM

I was informed about further details and will clarify.

Omnigames was in a process of being incubated but we never made any public release of the assets, that is why they are still in the nxtventure account. We are not sure howcome some of the assets are being traded, certainly they didn't come from our holdings.

When the deal was discussed with the developer it was a pre-release (super very high risk) state, and of course if the project lead disappears, then there is not much we can do.

SuperNET never collected any funds for Omnigames and in fact lost what it invested in it during the incubation period.

"When the deal was discussed with the developer it was a pre-release (super very high risk) state..." That's nice to give this piece of information 2 or 3 years later when we have been robbed.

"SuperNET never collected any funds for Omnigames and in fact lost what it invested in it during the incubation period" I would appreciate to know how you could lose money. Did you send the scammer money on top of the assets?

This is what could happen, even today:

Someone approaches us with a great idea and development plan. We do our due dalliance and then come up with a plan/agreement. In that plan we would invest into this project and give them some financial support. The person begins to develop the project and if it proves to be good we could arrange a crowdsale later for further funding.

This type of a thing is highly risky as most technological start-ups fail. It doesn't necessarily mean that it was a pure scam. So yes, you can lose money by investing into people who never deliver, and that is what happened here.

You as our investors need to understand that we are not a traditional business or a corporation. We are quite horizontally organized, and you cannot just blindly trust everything that has a SuperNET stamp on it.